Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29

Harry Ewes passed another eon'ortae'
day.
$lo7Aii IL price paid Tor IN ounce o
silver b0liiOa.
Last ieat vas ths last 81 the rsviva
meetinP at the Baptist Church.
1 ]. r. Duusa and family, Of Silver Star
are paying N extended VISIT to Butte.
Ths Montana Onion delivered iorty-ssveE
car leads Of ore ut Anaconda yesterday.
-Qildren. you ars barred hon hauling
handslsds on Main strest Take warning
The southbcund passenger train On the
Utah & Northern departed On time last
night
The Jury in the Gordon 4 Richie cas-
had not reached . verdict at S:SO TIM
morning.
Word vas received yesterday that ].
Ross Clark. Who il i'll At Los Angeles, u
rapidly Improving.
Joseph <. Clark and J. b. Cleveland
t.eve this morning on . visit - the great
Cable mine aud district.
The chain gang two poor unfortunately
wers engaged yssserday In eeanaee East
PAX street sidewalks Of snov and ice.
Last night . calico ball was given at
| Johnson's hotel At Burlington. II was
4 uUU0SIVUW1y &A~ = RN~s
| had.
| The Pacific Express Company ssnt out
Yesterday two small bars Of Clark Il Lara
| bic bullion, weight los pounds, and valued
| at 81. $50.
| The funeral OF Harry W. Rustin yestsr-
| terday afternoon va attended BY quite q
number OF his ~friende-ovsr twenty sleishs
being in line.
Advices from Anaconda late yesterday
evening were that several Of the furnace
vere banked, and the only difficulty was
the coal supply.
The Pacific Express Companyis office 10
beinx dismantled, but it will b eight or ten
DAYS before Agent Burgess will remove his
desk to the new quarters.
Mr.. Devlin, the visiting. good-looking
and Efficient press agent OF b Katie Put
nan troups. arrived in the city last even.
ing and will remain . few days.
The Katie Putnam troupe 10 nightly
playius to immense houses in Helena. The
iavorite little actress will doubtless meet
quite ~ cordial . reception in this city
next week.
All trains are moving on the Northern
Pacific west OF Helena, tho obstruction in
the Aullan tunnel having been removed.
Therefore there will be no delay on Mon.
tana Onion trains to-day.
Lavell Brothers, having signed q contract
with the Montana Union for transferring
mails and passengers from the depot. will
fifty cents in their carriages-very rea.
rates.
Lovers OF pugilistic encounters can have
their desires grati6ed tonight at Caplice
Hall. A twsnty-round glove contest to-
night between Billy Lynn and Jack Viii.
for $500 and the middle-weight
championship Of Montana, is tho attrae'
ton.
Married-Thursday evening. at the resi-
dencs of the brides parents, near Utah
street between Broadway and Granite, Mr..
Robert Evoy was united in marriage to
Miss Katie May Work. The ceremony
witnessed by . number OF friends, who
'pent . pleasant evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Coney left for Missoula
hight before last and returned yesterday.
oeing unable to proceed on his contsm-
plated journey on account OF the west
pound train being O. blockaded the
,ther side Of the Mullan tunnel. The rev.
:ity next Sunday.
,ther motions OF the attorneys for the de-
snss in the variety cases iail, that they will
.pring q motion for dismissal on the fact
hat one of their clients 10 an orthodox
Hebrew, and recognizes Saturday as bis
lords day, therefore is entitled to run the
on Sunday, his Christian partners
of religious observance.
It 10 wonderful what q change emes over
he average attorney when placed on the
FITNESS stand. Even when asked the
implest OF questions, not in any way re-
Letting OF bis personal integrity, he
flies off at tho handle and appeals to the
curt for protection. The same attorney
"a no ~compunction OF conscience when
xamining q witness-roasting the poor
Unfortunate numerically. The average
Ittorney is . fraud.